Sermons from 2025 (Page 3)
TWL – Parables S5E11 5.20.25
The Power of Forgiveness: Lessons from Matthew 18 In the latest episode of “Truth Worth Living,” we explore a profound teaching from Matthew 18 that centers around the theme of forgiveness. This passage, rich with Jesus’ wisdom, challenges our understanding of how we should forgive others and presents a radical approach that goes beyond traditional teachings. Peter’s Question on Forgiveness The discussion begins with Peter’s question to Jesus: “Lord, how many times shall I forgive my brother or sister who…
Family Legend EP4
Family Legend: The Power of Encouragement In this week’s sermon, we delve into the profound impact of encouragement within our families and communities, guided by the teachings of 2 Corinthians 1:3-4 and the legacy of Barnabas, the “Son of Encouragement.” Encouragement: A Divine Calling Encouragement is not just a kind gesture; it is a divine calling. The Bible reminds us that God is the “Father of compassion and the God of all comfort” who comforts us so that we can…
TWL – Parables S5E10 5.13.25
The Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus In the latest episode of “Truth Worth Living,” we delve into a profound parable unique to the Gospel of Luke, found in Luke 16. This story, often referred to as “The Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus,” offers a compelling narrative that challenges our understanding of wealth, mercy, and eternal consequences. A Tale of Two Lives The parable begins with a stark contrast between two men: a wealthy man who lives…
Family Legend EP3
Family Legend: Proverbs 31 and Leaving a Legacy In the latest installment of the “Family Legend” series, we delve into the wisdom of Proverbs 31, exploring the virtuous qualities that define a legendary life. This chapter of the Bible offers profound insights into the character of a noble woman, as taught by King Lemuel’s mother, and serves as a blueprint for both men and women striving to leave a meaningful legacy. The Essence of Proverbs 31 Proverbs 31:10-31 is a…
TWL – Parables S5E8
Parable of Humility: Lessons from Luke 14:7-11 In the latest episode of “Truth Worth Living,” we delve into a profound teaching of Jesus, focusing on the theme of humility through the parable found in Luke 14:7-11. This passage offers a rich narrative that challenges societal norms and invites us to adopt a posture of humility in our lives. Setting the Scene As Jesus’ ministry neared its earthly conclusion, His disciples were embroiled in disputes over who would hold positions of…
Family Legend Ep2
Exploring the Legacy of Boaz: A Family Legend In the second episode of the “Family Legend” series, we delve into the story of Boaz from the Book of Ruth. This sermon explores the characteristics that define a family legend and how we can leave a God-honoring legacy for future generations. The Legend of Boaz and Ruth The story of Boaz, found in the Book of Ruth, is a tale of faith, providence, and legacy. During a time of famine, Naomi…
Family Legend EP1
Family Legend: Building a Lasting Legacy In the first episode of our new series, Family Legend, we delve into the concept of legends and how they relate to our faith and family life. Pastor Chris challenges us to consider the legacy we are leaving for future generations, using the life of Samuel as a biblical example. Understanding Legends Legends are stories passed down through generations, often grounded in history but not fully verifiable. These stories reflect cultural or family norms…
Easter 2025
Easter 2025 – More Than Conqueror’s EP15
More Than Conqueror’s EP14
More Than Conquerors: Understanding God’s Plan for Our Peace Key Scripture: Luke 19:28-44 On this Palm Sunday, we reflect on Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem, a pivotal moment prophesied in Zechariah 9:9. This event is a profound reminder of how God’s plans often transcend our expectations, as illustrated through the crowd’s reaction to Jesus’ arrival. The Triumphal Entry As Jesus approached Jerusalem, fulfilling the prophecy of Zechariah 9:9, he rode a donkey, symbolizing humility and peace rather than the military…